Windmoeller & Hoelscher Kg

Windmöller & Hölscher Kg

Thomas Knoke

Martin Backmann

Thomas Hawighorst

Martin Koelker

Ludger Schulten

Ruediger Grosse-Heitmeyer

Hans-Ludwig Voss

Uwe Koehn

Andreas Lamkemeyer

Ruediger Duwendag

Oliver Huil

Marco Daher

Holger Frische

Martin Kölker

Jan Thorsten Weber

Jürgen Linkies

Rüdiger Duwendag

Rüdiger Grosse-Heitmeyer

Carsten Tausch

Ulrich Stienecker

Franz-Josef Dieckmann

Klaus Ullmann

Christian HÄGER

A sack is formed by first transverse sealing seams from a foil tube, and is provided with at least a first vent channel, which runs largely parallel to the axis of the film tube, and whose inner film layer has first vent openings for venting of the sack interior into the first vent channel. A second vent channel is provided, which is connected to the first vent channel by second vent openings, and which, in turn, has third vent openings, which vent the at least one second vent channel.

Bag and method for producing the same

A method for the production and filling of packaging includes unwinding flattened tubular film material from a roll along a primary axis of symmetry thereof, providing the tubular film material via a welding and separating process with a first lateral welding seam perpendicular relative to the axis, and separating the tubular film material along a separation line to provide a hose section. The hose section open at one side is filled, and the still open other side of the hose section is provided with a second lateral welding seam. Two subsequent separation lines are inserted in the hose section at a distance that is less than the distance between the two edges of the hose.

Method and device for producing and filling packaging means

A bottomer for the production of sacks, preferably cross-bottom valve sacks, includes at least one glue unit that applies glue to the components of the sacks. The glue unit includes a nozzle bar, which has at least one nozzle for extruding glue onto the sack components. The glue unit also includes a counter support, which positions the sack components with a force against the nozzle bar.

Backing run for nozzle paste application

A forming, filling and sealing machine for producing bags from semifinished products, and for filling and closing the bags, includes a plurality of processing stations. At least two processing stations of at least one first group are successively, largely linearly, arranged in the horizontal plane (x, z) in the transport direction (z) of the bags. The bags or semifinished products are transported between the processing stations by transport devices which generally include gripping devices. The machine also includes at least one second group having at least one processing station that is not linearly arranged behind the first group in the horizontal plane (x, z) in the processing direction (z) of the bags.

Forming, filling and sealing machine, and methods for producing, filing and closing bags

A machine for forming, filling, and sealing sacks has an unwinding device for a plastic tube, a cross-cutting device that cuts the tube perpendicularly to its principal axis of symmetry and creates tubular pieces in the process, a bottom forming means for forming a sack bottom at one end of the tubular piece, transport equipment to transport the resulting sacks through the machine, a filling station with a feeding element for filling the product in the sack, means of reducing the distance between the product discharge opening of the feed element and the bottom of the sack to be filled, and sealing means to seal the filled sack. The means of reducing the distance is a sack lifting device with which the sack can be lifted in the filling station such that an upper edge of the sack is located above the product discharge opening of the feed element.

Machine for forming, filling and closing bags with a bag lifting device

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Bielefeld, Germany

Thomas Knoke